In 2019, the Lebanese financial infrastructure completely collapsed. With bank runs and a huge hyper-inflationary episode of the national currency. This all happened because of a so-called Ponzi scheme that was being materialized as follows. Lebanese depositor loans the bank. The private bank loans this money to the government through the central bank. The government unable to pay back, so the banks pay back the depositors using the deposits of new participants who were lured in with high interest rates. A big chunk of these depositors were the diaspora. In other words, the diaspora using their hard-earned money was essentially financing the government and its status quo for 30 years up until 2019. The diaspora (along with the locals and other investors) was casting a huge vote. A vote, far more important than any electoral vote, to maintain the status quo and to maintain the vile government ways of enslavement.

The people, in the example above, voted for the government with their dollar. They highly supported the government and its politicians with their money. Instead, they could have voted for the open source, inclusive, decentralized, censorship resistant, libertarian focused monetary network called Bitcoin. Through buying Bitcoin, you are essentially promoting and supporting this network, which is in its essence an alternative for the government centralization of money.

By voting for Bitcoin, you are bringing the world one step further to cutting off the government’s main resource and advancing the world to a freer society.

I vote for Bitcoin every week or every other day, we call it stacking sats and I will call it, the post-democratic silent revolution.